Transit details - help needed

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Namaste Narasimha and other members

 

I need to understand if we can get the transit details on JHora WITHOUT reference to any particular chart. In other words, I just need to see how Jupiter or Saturn (any planet for that matter) is placed in a given year or time span, INDEPENDENT of any chart or any yuti/opposition with other planets.

Your advice in this regard would be very useful.

 

Regards

 

Samir Kagalkar

 

praNata bhayaharam tam nArasimham namAmi

 

 

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Namaste Samir,

 

If you go to the transits tab, the current date and time (actually the

time at which you opened JHora) is populated. The timezone is set to

your default timezone. When you click on show transit calculations,

you'll see Rasi and various divisional charts. The charts themselves

are independent and don't have any relation to the chart you had open

(let's say reference chart) when you clicked on show transit calculations.

 

The section that shows the basic transit info -- ayanamsa, tithi, yoga

etc (it shows the natal/reference chart details on the right side),

and the section that shows the various significant points and chara

karakas are not wrt any reference chart.

 

However, there are certain sections that are dependent on the

reference chart. For example, the section that shows various tara's in

which the planets are. One can't compute this chart without a

reference. If you only need current transit, just ignore the sections

that are wrt a reference chart.

 

So too in the other tabs under transit, certain sections are wrt the

reference chart and certain others are not.

 

Hope this helps.

 

Regards

Atreya

 

jhora , samir kagalkar <samirkagalkar wrote:

>

> Namaste Narasimha and other members

> I need to understand if we can get the transit details on JHora

WITHOUT reference to any particular chart. In other words, I just need

to see how Jupiter or Saturn (any planet for that matter) is placed in

a given year or time span, INDEPENDENT of any chart or any

yuti/opposition with other planets.

 

 

> Your advice in this regard would be very useful.

> Regards

> Samir Kagalkar

> praNata bhayaharam tam nArasimham namAmi

>

[Guest guest]

Namaskara Sri Atreya

 

Many thanks for your helpful explanation. I will work on this to get myself more acquainted with this aspect.

 

Regards

 

Samir

 

praNatabhayaharam tam nArasimham namAmi

 

 

On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 6:45 PM, Avinash Atreya <avinashatreya wrote:

 

 

 

 

 

Namaste Samir,If you go to the transits tab, the current date and time (actually thetime at which you opened JHora) is populated. The timezone is set toyour default timezone. When you click on show transit calculations,

you'll see Rasi and various divisional charts. The charts themselvesare independent and don't have any relation to the chart you had open(let's say reference chart) when you clicked on show transit calculations.

The section that shows the basic transit info -- ayanamsa, tithi, yogaetc (it shows the natal/reference chart details on the right side),and the section that shows the various significant points and charakarakas are not wrt any reference chart.

However, there are certain sections that are dependent on thereference chart. For example, the section that shows various tara's inwhich the planets are. One can't compute this chart without areference. If you only need current transit, just ignore the sections

that are wrt a reference chart.So too in the other tabs under transit, certain sections are wrt thereference chart and certain others are not. Hope this helps.RegardsAtreyajhora , samir kagalkar <samirkagalkar wrote:

>> Namaste Narasimha and other members> I need to understand if we can get the transit details on JHoraWITHOUT reference to any particular chart. In other words, I just needto see how Jupiter or Saturn (any planet for that matter) is placed in

a given year or time span, INDEPENDENT of any chart or anyyuti/opposition with other planets.> Your advice in this regard would be very useful.> Regards> Samir Kagalkar> praNata bhayaharam tam nArasimham namAmi

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